Cheat Engine

[Fresco]

i would like to have a stack simulator for the aa window.
i've been working a lot with game functions and all that stuff and it's hard to keep track of the stack with notepad.
in my opinion, a built in stack simulator is required for assembly language scripts.

thanks for considering.

[Dark Byte]

I'm not really sure what you're using notepad and stacks for when using the auto assembler window

If you mean that your pushes change the esp pointer and you need to keep track of that then instead of using esp, use another variable, like ebp

[Fresco]

i mean the auto assembler,
the thing is that i can't touch any register (to save a base pointer) because they all serve a purpose in the functions that i call (within my function) so i'm stuck using esp for the stack
i was thinking about a tiny window, that has a textbox and a button (push input and pop)
you type in the text box "anything" press enter and the text that you typed gets pushed into the "virtual stack" and when you click the pop button the last pushed string gets popped out

something like that:
________________________________
| virtual stack....................................X....|
|_______________________________|
|esp............|"user input ascii here"........|
|esp+04......|"input before (esp)"...........|
|_________|_____________________|
|____|text box input (for push) ____|....|
|_______________________________|
|__________________|pop button|___|
|_______________________________|

dots = free space

[edit]
it would also be nice to have ce calculate the last_label+offset of every valid asm line one writes in the auto assembler

.................| label:
label ....C3| ret
label+1.....|
so one can easily control the flow of the program without that many labels

[Dark Byte]

Same thing, just use the "local variables" method here
After the mov ebp,esp do a sub esp,xxxxxxxx
[Ebp-4] will be your first local var
[Ebp-8] your second etc...

You can use those addresses to store registers temporarily , and even do calculations on them (if it's just to save registers then pushfd/popfd can be useful)

Just don't forget to clean up with a add esp,xxxxxxxx.


As for the label thing, thats in, but you have to wait for next version for a fix
@F/@B

But honestly, using labels like that is really not recommended as it makes your code hard to read and it's easy to lose track of things then

[Fresco]

thank you very much. it works like a dream now .
one more thing,
when i use